Yea for all the seasonal challenges lately! We are flush in peaches and plums here in Texas now, so I used those fruits for the filling of this lovely Galette. This dessert is basically a flaky pie crust wrapped around some fruit and jam and baked until the crust sets. Then, a custard filling is added to the middle and baked until the custard sets.
I downsized this recipe, as usual, by half and then made some personal sized desserts. I like serving things so much better this way. So pretty and less mess...
I liked this recipe, and so did my husband (since it had fruit in it). Peaches are soo good warm :)
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Michelle in Colorado Springs.
9 comments:
Glad that you and your husband liked the galette. I agree with you that warm peaches are so nice!
Individuals are a great idea! Looks good!
Glad you liked it. Peaches sound delicious.
This was a huge hit in my house! Individuals are such a great idea, your galette looks delicious!
I think I may have to try my hand at individual servings soon. It seems like I'm the only one eating things lately. Nice job.
Yes, you are right peaches and plums are in right now in Texas, we live in Texas as well! We did not use peaches though:( Sounds really good!
Oh, I certainly agree, peaches ARE good warm. Looks great!
Individual galettes are such a great idea! Yours looks lovely and I'm sure it was delicious too.
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